Henrico eighth-grader concludes his run at the Scripps National Spelling Bee; our annual Henrico's Top Teachers section; two people are shot near Richmond Raceway; police arrest a man on murder charges in connection with a fatal shooting.

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Your next chances to weigh in on the Draft 2045 HenricoNEXT Comprehensive Plan; three graduate from the Henrico Circuit Court's Behavioral Health Docket; animals awaiting adoption at the Henrico Police Animal Shelter; and end-of-school celebration tomorrow at the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center.

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Henrico to expand refuse collection service countywide; birthplace of Powhatan added to list of most endangered historic sites in Virginia; Henrico EDA honors 12 Henrico businesses. 

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Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden opens expanded areas to the public; why some Henrico travelers chose alternative forms of transportation or stayed home altogether during Memorial Day weekend; Henrico spray parks open; Innsbrook concert series begins Thursday.

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Varina residents show up at town hall meeting in opposition of data center plans; what the proposed Dominion Energy-NextEra merger means for consumers; Alice in Wonderland JR runs today through Monday at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen; check out recent home sales in our weekly property transactions report.

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Fare-free service will continue for another year on GRTC; Henrico Democratic lawmaker tout their General Assembly achievements; Henrico Fire Chief Jackson Baynard appointed to new role; air conditioning issues persist at numerous Henrico schools.

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Henrico Police officer earns national award; Henrico School Board approves schematic design for new elementary school in Glen Allen; free summer meals for those 18 and younger available at 29 Henrico sites this summer; planning commission endorses plans for new St. Mary's Hospital parking lot.

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Henrico Board of Supervisors defers decisions on two proposed residential developments; a new hotel opens at the Henrico Sports and Events Center; a new Henrico Christmas Mother is announced; a look at nursing in the region.

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Richmond Metro Habitat for Humanity celebrates 400 home builds; former Henrico Police officer sentenced to 20 years in jail; Henrico ACE students help build the second floor of Hermitage ACE Center; our Weekend Top 5 and Restaurant Watch.

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Proposed policy changes would limit homework for Henrico students; Henrico County commits $900,000 to new homeless shelter; Coal Pit Learning Center celebrates 50 years; two people are shot at a Henrico apartment complex.

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